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Jun. 11, 2013

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Rob Demovsky
Press-Gazette Media

If B.J. Coleman can do this in August, the Green Bay Packers might have a legitimate competition for their backup quarterback job.

Given a chance to run the two-minute drill with the second-string offense during Tuesday's organized team activities practice, Coleman led a four-play, 60-yard touchdown drive that ended with a 44-yard touchdown pass to rookie receiver Alex Gillett.

For Coleman, who is third on the quarterback depth chart behind Aaron Rodgers and Graham Harrell, it was a rare opportunity to work with the number twos, and he took advantage. ...